Sentence examples for decision application from inspiring English sources

An Early Decision application doubled the average applicant's chances at Brown and nearly tripled them at Princeton.

Their conclusions are based on data from the admissions offices at fourteen élite colleges and on a survey of three thousand high-school seniors.The average student in their sample who applied Early Action increased his or her chances of admission by 18.9 percentage points; an Early Decision application increased the chances of the average applicant in the sample by 34.8 points.

Gaby Lee, 17, a senior at Head-Royce SchOaklandOakland, Calif., had two weeks to complete her early decision application to Pomona College.

In December, my daughter's favorite Ivy League school accepted her Early Decision application.

It went on to say -- Our Regular Decision application deadline came and went on January 15.

Technical problems with the Common Application two years ago panicked students and caused some colleges to delay early decision application deadlines.

The university extended the deadline for early decision applications.

Applications to Barnard College dropped about 10percentt, after an 11percentt increase in early decision applications last fall.

He said he refrained from announcing the change until after early decision applications were due on Nov. 1 to avoid confusing high school seniors.

Early decision applications in the fall of 2006 dipped somewhat, but there was no dip in regular-decision applications, and in the spring of 2007, when high school seniors were making their choices, the university's yield was actually higher than in the previous year.

While early decision candidates are some of the savviest, most talented — and, yes, financially flush students — the increase in early decision applications did not necessarily translate into a surge of offers of admission.